In the past few hours, the team behind ChessUp, a intelligent artificial chessboard, announced to his audience that he had recently reached the milestone of 1 million dollars collected via the official product page on Kickstarter, with a total of over 3.400 supporters who have already taken advantage of the special prices offered by the group. That's right, because for a little while in total exclusivity the price will remain discounted by 33%.
The road that leads to becoming real chess champions it is long and complicated because any natural talent must be trained with constant study and exercise: the entire innovative ChessUp project is based on these foundations.
It is in particular a peculiar classic chessboard equipped with artificial intelligence, which teaches the player the various tactics, strategies and techniques to improve, train and above all win common games; all this in an interactive and connected way: the team defined this project as “a teacher, an analyst and a perfect personal chess opponent”.
We initially start with assistance level 1 in which it is possible to learn the basics, while subsequently learning and improving. If you are already familiar with basic chess rules, you can gradually increase the levels of assistance to improve their skills.
As you progress, you begin to attend much more serious and complex lessons that deal with the more and less famous aperture, defenses, the surprise attacks, the sacrifices and closures feasible. The game in question also allows you to compete and compare your skills with friends or strangers from all over the world and each game is saved in the database of the companion app.
With the recent landing of Boogeyman, there are many promising projects on the platform. ChessUp in this case has found a high success and given that it has reached 1 million dollars on Kickstarter it will soon become a reality: at the moment it is offered at a discounted price of 269 dollars, equivalent to approximately 230 €. Deliveries, in case you are interested, are scheduled for the next one November 2021.
